Kingdom Come Deliverance is one of the most interesting RPGs released last year on PC and consoles, aiming to be as historically accurate as possible. If you're looking to make the game even more realistic, you definitely need to check out a mod that's been recently released for the PC version of the game.
The Kingdom Come Deliverance Ultimate Immersion Photorealistic mod tries to make the game look as realistic as possible, with a touch of cinematic effects. Most of the changes are only related to lighting so far, but they already manage to improve the game's graphics considerably. The developer also promises updates as soon as the modding scene for Kingdom Come Deliverance makes the required progress.
You can check out the mod in action right below
This is my brand new ENB for Kingdom Come: Deliverance with it I’m leaning as much towards realism as possible with a touch of cinematic effect. Even though KCD ENB binaries are not as advanced yet I’ll keep following the updates and improve it. It is perfect for either gameplay, cinematic recordings or screenshots.
More information on the mod can be found on its official website.
Kingdom Come Deliverance is now available in all regions on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
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